CIA spy chief resigns amid insider trading allegations
Max Hugel resigns as CIA deputy director for operations after the Washington Post reports he supplied inside information to two Wall Street brokers about Brother International Corp. He denies wrongdoing, while the Post details alleged illicit perks and a $131 000 flow to McNeil Securities. John Stein appointed to replace him.
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Spraying Halted by Pesticide Pump Failure in California
A low-flying helicopter sprayed malathion over Palo Alto Los Altos and Mountain View to combat the Medfly outbreak but a pump failure ended the first application after about 100 gallons were dispersed across roughly 8 square miles. Some residents sheltered, protested, or fled, while authorities planned to resume spraying the next morning.
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Carbondale moves on downtown garage and hotel project
Carbondale officials proceed with an engineering agreement for a 350‑space downtown parking garage tied to the 230‑room hotel and convention center on Walnut Monroe, with financing bundled in a federal grant and bank loan package. Bonds for a new public library sale are planned for August 17 amid tight market conditions.
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Herrin alderman questions purchases by mayor
Herrin alderman Edward Quaglia challenged Mayor Donald Swinford over an $1100 typewriter and $197 in office paintings. He also questioned a $62 expense bill for meetings and lunch with a restaurant operator. The council approved all bills after attorney guidance. The items fund the mayor’s budget office and City Hall artworks by Ken Caringer.
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Ken Caringer
Weather outlook and warm humid stretch ahead
The National Weather Service forecasts fair warm humid conditions tonight with a mid 70s low. Wednesday will be mostly sunny hot and humid with highs in the upper 90s. Illinois forecast calls for very warm humid weather Thursday through Saturday with a chance of storms Thursday. lows upper 60s to low 70s highs in the 90s. Reagan lobbies for his tax bill. Cairo woman guilty in shooting.
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